New York S10219 mandates equal payment for comparable services between owned and non-owned health care providers by insurance companies.
New York S10219 amends the insurance law to ensure that insurance companies that own health care providers must pay non-owned providers the same amount for comparable services as they pay their owned providers. Additionally, it prohibits insurance companies owned by health care providers from paying non-owned providers less than owned providers for similar services. This aims to prevent any form of preferential treatment or discrimination in payment practices.
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